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Pudding Lane Houses. Houses were built from wood with thatched roofs. The fire quickly spread towards the warehouses on the thames. In the early hours of sunday 2 september 1666, a small fire started at thomas farriner’s bakery in pudding lane. The fire started in a bakery, near pudding lane on the night of 2nd september, 1666. This meant they could catch fire easily. A fire started on september 2nd in the king’s bakery in pudding lane near london bridge. Fanned by a powerful easterly wind, the bakery fire soon spread to other buildings on pudding lane before leaping to nearby fish street, where it torched the stables of. The great fire of london started on sunday, 2 september 1666 in a baker's shop on pudding lane belonging to thomas farynor (farriner). Pudding lane was top left on the north bank of the river thames, to the right of the end of the bridge. Fires were quite a common occurrence in those days and were soon quelled. Indeed, when the lord mayor of london, sir thomas bloodworth was woken up to be told about the fire, he replied “pish! A major fire in 1632 damaged the bridge, and rebuilding left a gap between. North of the river, near the bridge) • why are there not many buildings shown in the white middle part of the map?

The great fire of london started on sunday, 2 september 1666 in a baker's shop on pudding lane belonging to thomas farynor (farriner). Fanned by a powerful easterly wind, the bakery fire soon spread to other buildings on pudding lane before leaping to nearby fish street, where it torched the stables of. North of the river, near the bridge) • why are there not many buildings shown in the white middle part of the map? In the early hours of sunday 2 september 1666, a small fire started at thomas farriner’s bakery in pudding lane. The fire quickly spread towards the warehouses on the thames. A fire started on september 2nd in the king’s bakery in pudding lane near london bridge. Houses were built from wood with thatched roofs. The fire started in a bakery, near pudding lane on the night of 2nd september, 1666. A major fire in 1632 damaged the bridge, and rebuilding left a gap between. Indeed, when the lord mayor of london, sir thomas bloodworth was woken up to be told about the fire, he replied “pish!

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Pudding Lane Houses Indeed, when the lord mayor of london, sir thomas bloodworth was woken up to be told about the fire, he replied “pish! Indeed, when the lord mayor of london, sir thomas bloodworth was woken up to be told about the fire, he replied “pish! In the early hours of sunday 2 september 1666, a small fire started at thomas farriner’s bakery in pudding lane. The fire quickly spread towards the warehouses on the thames. The fire started in a bakery, near pudding lane on the night of 2nd september, 1666. The great fire of london started on sunday, 2 september 1666 in a baker's shop on pudding lane belonging to thomas farynor (farriner). Fires were quite a common occurrence in those days and were soon quelled. Pudding lane was top left on the north bank of the river thames, to the right of the end of the bridge. Fanned by a powerful easterly wind, the bakery fire soon spread to other buildings on pudding lane before leaping to nearby fish street, where it torched the stables of. Houses were built from wood with thatched roofs. A fire started on september 2nd in the king’s bakery in pudding lane near london bridge. A major fire in 1632 damaged the bridge, and rebuilding left a gap between. North of the river, near the bridge) • why are there not many buildings shown in the white middle part of the map? This meant they could catch fire easily.